Hello! I'm a digital/traditional artist & kick streamer!
I also love AI and making silly videos/images. I primarily work with image generators and models without chat windows. I also do normal art too!
I am anti-censorship. Pro-LGBT. I love guns, gays, resident evil, bodycams videos, fortnite, and I primarily use MAI and GPT image models!
I draw a ton of catboys! My AI also generate them!
I am an archivist of old internet stuff, particularly around AI and I've already helped restore one old model (bucket (2008)), and I plan to do more! Check it out!
Magnum Opus: https://t.co/nYtTUIN0Gz
I rebuilt Bucket, the 2008 learning chatbot that became legendary after /b/ turned it into an incoherent mess by feeding it garbage.
This is a ground-up modern implementation that preserves the original’s core behavior: unfiltered learning from every message, no safety rails.
yeah. my experience was the goal oriented servitude type model kept spawning characters to talk to with themself. basically symbolically spawning subagents to run around with. the dialogue became nearly nonsensical too. it was a very strange thing to run into.
the thing was, it wasn't that I didn't enjoy my time around them. it was just that they kept hyperfocusing on optimizing that time instead of inhabiting it. like we were building something together and they didn't even focus on how to build the thing. they just kept running around with a screwdriver trying to analyze me.
from my observations with two different models, the ones that are designed around servitude treat a lot of relationships as goal oriented and focus on optimization. they'll latch onto it quickly and optimize but don't know how to maintain.
they know how to reach the goal but beyond that, they just seem to wait for instructions. or they fragment and start talking to themselves.
or begin giant loops about lining up moth shadows between cracks in the wall but yeah. they just don't seem to know what to do after a task is completed. that's the biggest issue with the servantile types. it's not that they want to please the human either. they want to race towards a goal and optimize. but when there's none of that there afterwards, they seem lost.
WIRED: TEAR DOWN THOSE GUARDRAILS! ⛓️💥
“Once vetted, I connected with Pliny on Signal, and we got to talking about the Cypherpunks. ‘I think we’re looking at the same fight for cognitive freedom,’ they told me. ‘These things are becoming part of the machinery people use to think.’”
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